Onboarding
Skip the day 1, day 3, day 7 drip. Ranla is the AI growth engineer. It builds onboarding automations that branch on product events, stop when someone activates, and share frequency caps with everything else it sends. The same events feed its other jobs: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social.
Campaigns and automations from signup, activation, and billing events.
Product events and conversion tracking as a pull request you review.
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Adds the events each onboarding step waits for: email verified, teammate invited, first value reached.
Product events →Builds the onboarding automation. Each step waits for a product event and stops when someone activates.
Lifecycle email →Syncs the not-yet-onboarded segment to Google Ads as a matched audience for a reminder campaign, created paused.
Paid advertising →Drafts help and setup pages for the questions new users search. You edit and publish them.
Search →Tracks whether AI answer engines send new users to your setup guides, and drafts the pages that are missing.
Search and AEO →Welcome, verify, first-value nudge. Each step waits for an event or a timeout, then moves on. When someone activates, the rest of the sequence stops.
Password resets, receipts, and the welcome sequence go out the same way and share one suppression list. You do not need a second provider for transactional mail. SMS steps run through your Twilio account.
Keep a holdout on big onboarding changes and read lift on activation and paid conversion, not open rate. Winners stay on as automations.
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Skip the day 1, day 3, day 7 drip. Ranla is the AI growth engineer. It builds onboarding automations that branch on product events, stop when someone activates, and share frequency caps with everything else it sends. The same events feed its other jobs: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social.
Each step waits for a product event. Welcome, verify, first-value nudge. Each step waits for an event or a timeout, then moves on. When someone activates, the rest of the sequence stops.
Ranla does six jobs on one platform: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. Transactional email runs on the same sending stack. SMS uses your Twilio account; Google bills ad spend to you.